England national cricket team
(1877-present)

group and cricket club

Aged 147

Maurice Tate
(1895-1956) cricketer
Frank Woolley
(1887-1978) cricketer
Sir Jack Hobbs
(1882-1963) Knight Bachelor
John Thomas Tyldesley
(1896-1930) cricketer
A. N. Hornby
(1847-1925) cricket captain
George Gibson Macauley
(1897-1940) cricketer
David Harris
(1754-1803) cricketer
Hedley Verity
(1905-1943) cricketer
Bobby Abel
(1857-1936) The Guv'nor
Tom Lockyer
(1826-1869) wicket keeper
Geoffrey Boycott
(1940-present) cricketer
Kenneth Hutchings
(1882-1916) cricketer
Ernest Tyldesley
(1889-1962) cricketer
Harold Larwood
(1904-1995) cricketer
Sir Leonard Hutton
(1916-1990) Knight Bachelor

Commemorated on 2 plaques

This plaque honours the loss England suffered against Australia at The Oval in 1882 as the birth of 'The Ashes' The Sporting Times printed an obituary of the death of English cricket "The body will be cremated and the ashes taken to Australia"

Hobbs Gate, The Oval, Kennington Oval, London, United Kingdom where it played (1882)

This plaque honours the match played between England and Australia at The Oval, from the 6th-8th September 1880 the first test match on English soil England won by five wickets W. G. Grace scored 152, becoming England's first centurion

Hobbs Gate, The Oval, Kennington Oval, London, United Kingdom where it played (1880)